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Sustainable development is development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs."

The Report of the U.N. Brundtland Commission, Our Common Future, 1987

"Then I say the Earth belongs to each generation during its course, fully and in its right no generation can contract debts greater than may be paid during the course of its existence"

Thomas Jefferson, September 6, 1789

"History teaches us that men and nations behave wisely once they have exhausted all other alternatives"

Abba Eban

Important note:
Due to insufficient academic interest, we regret to inform you that the Toronto conference had to be cancelled. We have prepared alternative options for the work of authors who already submitted papers to the Toronto Conference. All the authors were informed via email and in case of any doubt, please contact us at na.sdewes2024@sdewes.org

For those interested in other SDEWES conferences in 2024, please check our upcoming conferences: 2^nd Asia Pacific SDEWES Conference (April in Gold Coast, Australia) or 19^th SDEWES Conference (September in Rome, Italy)

Getting around

BY PUBLIC TRANSIT

TTC Downtown Map

The TTC brings visitors close to the TMU campus on Church St a number of ways. You can take Line 1 of the Subway to Dundas Station, walking east along Dundas St E and then north along Church St. You can take the 505 Dundas Streetcar to Church Street and walk north. TTC fares are $3.35 for a one-ride PRESTO ticket and $13.50 for a PRESTO Day Pass.

Toronto streetcars offer accessible features such as low floors and accessible stops. Look for the blue International Symbol of Access displayed on the side of the streetcar, at the second door. These streetcars also have blue lights on the front. Keep in mind that not all stops are accessible, so you may not be able to get on or off exactly where you like.

All city buses are also wheelchair accessible; however, not all stops are.

BY CAR

Car Rental Services while in Toronto.

Information pertaining to Taxis at Pearson Airport. Including Beck, and Co-Op Cabs. Uber is available in Toronto, as are traditional taxi services.

Conference Venue Parking – Above Ground – 300 Victoria St. (approx. $25.00 CDN)

Conference Venue Parking – Below Ground – 20 Dundas Sq. (approx. $25.00 CDN)

Anyone arriving in Toronto by car will find numerous parking options. Click here to find a parking near the venue!

TMU transportation and parking details.

Transit tips from a TMU expert.

BY BIKE

Renting a bike is also an option for exploring Toronto, using Bike Share Toronto. These bikes are available 24/7 and can be found across the city. Rates vary according to usage.

Designated bike lanes can be found around the city, but be safe during rush hour. Bicycles are allowed on public transit during non-peak weekday hours (10:30am-3:30pm and 7pm-6:30am) if space permits, and at any time on weekends at the discretion of the driver.